User's Manual

Performing Advanced Functions
3.5.3.3 Commands for status display and diagnosing
CST
DESCRIPTION: on all RTUs, clear internal statistics counters
PARAMETERS: None
STAT
DESCRIPTION: on all RTUs, print all (or given task numbers) statistics counters
PARAMETERS: STAT [<tasknr>]
ESTAT
DESCRIPTION: on all RTUs, print nonvolatile storage statistics, either in short form (no parameter
given) or in a more verbose form (parameter 1 given)
PARAMETERS: ESTAT [ 1 ]
DUMP
DESCRIPTION: dump starting from <startaddr> to <endaddr>.
PARAMETERS: <startaddr> [<endaddr>]: If <endaddr> is omitted assume <startaddr>
+ 0xff (may be RAM, Data Flash; Program Flash only for development versions)
PMSC
DESCRIPTION: check or set/unset promiscuous mode on radio interface (very useful in
combination with VERB)
PARAMETERS: [ <0_or_1> ]
VERB
DESCRIPTION: check or set verbosity level.
PARAMETERS: VERB [ <level> ]: 0 means quiet.
PS
DESCRIPTION: show process status of all CMX tasks (including CMX timer task, i.e. slot 0) or only
for the given ids task.
PARAMETERS: PS [ <taskid> ]
3.5.4 Notifications
Notifications are frames sent asynchronously by devices that are otherwise slaves.
Before a device can issue a notification, the notification must first be enabled,
which is done by setting the notification condition for a logical channel. If the given
notification condition occurs, the device will try to send the notification to the device
configured using the MSTR command.
Note: To avoid collisions, the device will wait a random time (up to 10 seconds) before
sending the notification frame.
If an end device is not able to send a notification due to radio propagation or other
kind of communication problems, it will not send the notification again, but return
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